Andrew Lowe writes:
> So after that rambling intro, is there a package/utility that will tell
> me, when in this situation, what package needs
> "oldPackageNoLongerNeeded" and why it is being brought into my emerge.
Try these:
- add -t to your emerge -pNuD world command
- emerge --depcean
Andrew Lowe wrote:
> Hi all,
> I've done an:
>
> "emerge --pretend -NuD world"
>
> and whilst reviewing the output, it lists an old package that I played
> around with in the past but now no longer need. In turn I do:
>
> "emerge -C oldPackageNoLongerNeeded"
>
> the package is removed and I in
On 26/09/2009 9:08 AM, Volker Armin Hemmann wrote:
On Samstag 26 September 2009, Andrew Lowe wrote:
Hi all,
I've done an:
"emerge --pretend -NuD world"
[snip]
...
...
[snip]
p.s. Tried Google on this and just couldn't seem to get the right
keywords o find anything.
maybe it is
On Samstag 26 September 2009, Andrew Lowe wrote:
> Hi all,
> I've done an:
>
> "emerge --pretend -NuD world"
>
> and whilst reviewing the output, it lists an old package that I played
> around with in the past but now no longer need. In turn I do:
>
> "emerge -C oldPackageNoLongerNeeded"
>
Hi all,
I've done an:
"emerge --pretend -NuD world"
and whilst reviewing the output, it lists an old package that I played
around with in the past but now no longer need. In turn I do:
"emerge -C oldPackageNoLongerNeeded"
the package is removed and I in turn do another
"emerge --pre
5 matches
Mail list logo